Blogging Woolf

A multitude of Woolf sightings from around the Web, as posted on Blogging Woolf’s Facebook page:

• Artist Anne Lindberg’s pencil drawings include Virginia Woolf quotes.
• Novelist Pamela Erens experienced a “breakthrough” when she reread Virginia Woolf and borrowed some of her methods for her novel Eleven Hours.
• Virginia Woolf is more than a survivor. http://nyti.ms/1rSP75K
• Persephone Books‘ newsletter features “Virginia Woolf: Ambivalent Activist.” And here’s the link to the book on Amazon: http://amzn.to/1SXrlxQ
• The pioneering women of the BBC News — and how one of them enticed big names like Virginia Woolf to the wireless. http://www.bbc.com/news/magazine-36129328
• Helen Simonson’s new novel, “The Summer Before the War,” has connections to Virginia Woolf: time period and Rye. http://bit.ly/1WCMuA0
• From Rowling to Woolf: literary walks in the footsteps of Britain’s literary lions in the Daily Mail http://dailym.ai/1NN1GZN
• What do John Lennon and Virginia Woolf have in common? A Blue plaque.http://dailym.ai/1TogOJE
• Musings on Virginia Woolf’s The Voyage Out by blogger @ellielitnerd
• Writing the Thames includes Virginia Woolf’s Orlando. But of course. http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/861e5a34-058f-11e6-9b51-0fb5e65703ce.html
• Death of a Streetcar Named Virginia Woolf: A Parody on stage at Writer’s Theatre in Glencoe. http://trib.in/1VYtI79
• Mrs. Dalloway on list of first 20 Pocket Penguin Books.
• A limited edition signed copy of Virginia Woolf’s “Street Haunting” (1930) is up for auction on May 18 in New York City. http://bit.ly/1UijJZ7
• Virginia Woolf’s A Room of One’s Own is life-changing book included on celebrity list.
• Readers of The Guardian say Virginia Woolf is a must-read.
• My Bloomsbury hotel in London will give guests Bloomsbury-inspired coloring packs.
• Here’s what happens when students procrastinate about writing their final Virginia Woolf paper. http://elitedai.ly/1rgsPdD
• Literary Trumps cards include Virginia Woolf but this one includes an error. http://bit.ly/23PxBQw
• Dining out at the Dalloway Terrace at The Bloomsbury Hotel http://bit.ly/1SlAhOx
• A review of The Dalloway Terrace restaurant in London.
• Stevie Smiths’ Novel on Yellow Paper was Woolf-like.
• Zootopia’s Judy Hopps gets a room of her own, a la Virginia Woolf. http://bit.ly/1Slyyc2
• Juliet Nicolson on her heritage. http://dailym.ai/1SlydpY
• Library of Luminaries series includes Virginia Woolf. http://bit.ly/1SlwSPP
• In Betsy Warland’s Oscar of Between, Oscar sees herself in Virginia Woolf’s “Orlando.” http://bit.ly/1QvUc7M
• Vintage Books plans to reissue The Common Reader next year. http://www.palatinate.org.uk/a-new-kind-of-classic/
• Why Virginia Woolf was not that fragile. http://bit.ly/1SpCUeQ
• A Room of One’s Own is on list of best books about freedom.
• Helen Garner’s Everywhere I Look mentions Virginia Woolf’s Lilly Briscoe.
• The New York Times review of a children’s book about Virginia Woolf.
• Mrs. Dalloway to be on stage at Vassar.
• Nine great literary walks include Virginia Woolf’s Bloomsbury.
• Here’s why Virginia Woolf still matters. 
• Vanessa Bell covers are part of MTSU exhibit.
• Hug-a-Brit campaign sees woman hugging statue of Virginia Woolf.
• Judy Chicago, Virginia Woolf and The Dinner Party. https://www.artsy.net/article/the-art-genome-project-what-secrets-do-these-sketches-reveal-about-8-iconic-artworks
• Book on Quakers in literature includes essay about Virginia Woolf. http://bit.ly/20QvDu1
• Woolf joins Ghandi as inspiration for Indian feminists.
• Virginia Woolf & Sylvia Plath inspire new album “Lighthouse”http://bit.ly/1VxX4cW
• Orlando inspires Septime Webre’s ‘Carmina Burana’http://wapo.st/1VxWYSr
• What is the value of Virginia Woolf? Madelyn Detloff explains. https://youtu.be/PKBlV3Zcu2Q